Microsoft today announced three new services that all aim to simplify the process of machine learning. These range from a new interface for a tool that completely automates the process
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Microsoft brings Plug and Play to IoT
Microsoft today announced that it wants to bring the ease of use of Plug and Play, which today allows you to plug virtually any peripheral into a Windows PC without
InCountry raises $7M to help multinationals store private data in countries of origin
The last few years have seen a rapid expansion of national regulations that, in the name of data protection, govern how and where organizations like healthcare and insurance companies, financial
Couchbase’s mobile database gets built-in ML and enhanced synchronization features
Couchbase, the company behind the eponymous NoSQL database, announced a major update to its mobile database today that brings some machine learning smarts, as well as improved synchronization features and
Couchbase’s mobile database gets built-in ML and enhanced synchronization features
Couchbase, the company behind the eponymous NoSQL database, announced a major update to its mobile database today that brings some machine learning smarts, as well as improved synchronization features and
SAP vs. Oracle: Which ERP complement is right for your company?
Many CIOs looking to exercise a new ERP system will, no doubt, finish adult deliberation a industry’s dual biggest behemoths: SAP and Oracle. While both vendors are transparent marketplace share leaders and have timeless
Docker updates focus on simplifying containerization for developers
Over the last five years, Docker has become synonymous with software containers, but that doesn’t mean every developer understands the technical details of building, managing and deploying them. At DockerCon
Docker looks to partners and packages to ease container implementation
Docker appears to be searching for ways to simplify the core value proposition of the company — creating, deploying and managing containers. While most would agree it has revolutionized software
Docker looks to partners and packages to ease container implementation
Docker appears to be searching for ways to simplify the core value proposition of the company — creating, deploying and managing containers. While most would agree it has revolutionized software
Oculus announces a VR subscription service for enterprises
Oculus is getting serious about monetizing VR for enterprise. The company has previously sold specific business versions of the headsets, but now they’re adding a pricey annual device-management subscription. Oculus
Rehumanising medical by technology
From primary caring to predictive care From Germany, this is a goal of Clue, a association that has achieved general approval for a concentration on womanlike health. Clue’s app again
UiPath nabs $568M at a $7B valuation to bring robotic process automation to the front office
Companies are on the hunt for ways to reduce the time and money it costs their employees to perform repetitive tasks, so today a startup that has built a business
Bosses wish to see explainable AI
Most CEOs trust synthetic comprehension (AI) will significantly change a approach they do business in a subsequent 5 years, according to PwC’s annual CEO survey. In a consult of 1,378
Canonical’s Mark Shuttleworth on dueling open-source foundations
At the Open Infrastructure Summit, which was previously known as the OpenStack Summit, Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth used his keynote to talk about the state of open-source foundations — and
Danske Bank and IBM move AI to banking IT
IT outages can means vital headaches for banks. As good as deleterious patron goodwill – something few banks can means to do – such outages are increasingly being scrutinised by
